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 東田原
 東田原
 東田原
 東田原
 東田原
 東田原
 東田原
 東田原
USD $122,238
(¥19,300,000)
1930 万円
Land area
Land土地面積
347 m²
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Having over 100 tsubo of land is great for raising children. If you are considering purchasing land, this is a lot you should check out. It is flat land, making construction easier and potentially reducing construction time. For those thinking about their own home, this residential land is facing a southwest road that lets in warm sunlight even in winter. There are no building conditions, so you can build your dream home with your preferred construction company or house manufacturer.子育てにも100坪以上の土地があるといいですよ。土地購入を考えている方、一度チェックして頂きたいのがこちらの売地です。平坦地なので、工事自体も進めやすく、工事時間も短くなりやすいですよ。マイホームをお考えの方には、こちらの住宅用地。冬でも暖かい日光が入ってくる南西側道路に面しています。建築条件がないため、お目当ての建築会社やハウスメーカーで、思いのままのマイホームを建てることが可能です。

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Higashidawara, Hadano City, Kanagawa Prefecture神奈川県秦野市東田原

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